Newsletter No. 19 - Proserpine State High School

PROSERPINE STATE HIGH SCHOOL
Newsletter No. 19
P RINCIPAL’ S PERSPECTIVE
Chris Roff
Principal
Microsoft Global Forum
Deb Brown and I have now returned from an awesome week in Washington DC, where
we represented our school at the Partners in Learning Global Forum. It was huge - 700+
delegates from 70 countries were present. The Australian contingent included primary
schools from Victoria, West Australia, Tasmania and Queensland, but we were the only
high school at the 2012 Pathfinder school level from Australia.
The focus of the program is on innovation and with a conference theme of Your idea
matter, we had many opportunities to share what we are doing here and to learn from
world leading schools about their own journeys, trials and achievements. The structure
of the program links three similar schools at the Pathfinder level with one school a year
ahead, called a Mentor school.
Our mentor school will be Botany Downs Secondary College in Auckland, NZ, motto:
Knowledge with Character. Their school structure has classrooms built around a
centralised shared space, where students can learn from a teacher, in groups or by
using technology. This gives a focus upon individualised learning plans and activities.
Our fellow Pathfinder schools are Sisler High School, in Winnipeg, Canada (1700
students) and Lake Washington High School, USA (380 students). Both these schools
have a very high focus upon the use of computer technology in their learning programs.
However, we are the only school in our group who will have a 1:1 ratio of notebooks to
students in 2012, so they also have a keen interest in our program and how it unfolds.
Not only did we form good friendships with the representatives of these schools, but we
also mingled with the other 60 Pathfinder schools, and the other 29 Mentor schools,
learning about their programs and sharing ideas about the future of education. We were
challenged to confront the fact that in a world where anyone can learn almost anything
for free and where learners are increasingly mobile, networked, global and collaborative,
we are in the actual moment of change - how we teach is not going to be how we taught.
Keynote speakers included world leaders in education and global networking - inspiring
would be an understatement. All this in a city of monuments and beauty, with a reception
held at the American National History Museum and the final dinner at the American
National Portrait Gallery - both part of the Smithsonian Museum, another key partner
with Microsoft and their Partners in Learning program. Indeed the welcome speech was
delivered by the chairman of the Smithsonian.
So, back home, after a 26 hour journey, what does it all mean for Proserpine High?
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SCHOOL WATCH
With the coming school vacation approaching very quickly, I would like to take this
opportunity to remind parents/guardians, students and members of the public that if you
wish to access the school grounds at any time, approval is required.
The school grounds and buildings are patrolled on a regular basis and any visitors to
this school must have prior permission to be on site. If you notice any suspicious
behaviour, please contact School Watch on 131788.
Should you wish to make any enquiries in relation to the above, please do not
hesitate to contact me on the school’s phone number.
Jan Phillips
Business Service Manager
Please Note
ALL medication is to be collected from the office before the end of the
school year.
Students who may need to take medication next year are asked to
complete an Administration of Medication form, which can be collected
from the office.
LOST PROPERTY
Students please check the lost property inside the office as there are
plenty of items found lying around the school. Hurry and collect it/them
before you finish school for the year.
Ruge Street
PO Box 220
PROSERPINE QLD 4800
Office: (07) 4945 0111
Fax: (07) 4945 0100
Student Absentees: (07) 4945 0160
Canteen: (07) 4945 0119
E-mail: the.principal@proserpnshs.eq.edu.au
Website: www.proserpnshs.eq.edu.au
21st November 2011
ID Cards
If you’re planning
to travel during the
holidays you will
PSHS
need to produce a
school ID to obtain student
discounts. IDs can be
arranged through the school
office at a cost of $5 each.
NOTICE FOR YEAR 10
& 11 STUDENTS
Please don’t forget to return all
library books, textbooks and
other resources to the library
before your last day of school.
Important Dates Term 4:
November
23—Yr 10s return of laptops; P&C meeting,
library, 7:30pm
24—Marine excursion (yrs 9&10)
25—Yr 10s & 11s final day
30—Yr 9s return of laptops
December
1—1:1 Student Induction Workshop (yr 8s)
2—1:1 Student Induction Workshop (yr 8s)
5—Yr 7s visit
6—Behaviour Incentive Trip
7—Boys Day In, Girls Day Out
8—Reports issued
9—Final day of school 2011
2012
January
January 17—Administration office opens
January 23—School recommences
January 26—Australia Day holiday
Internet banking Proserpine State
High School General Account
BSB: 064-816
Account No: 0009 0131

Newsletter No. 19
2011 Student Resource Scheme fees should now be paid in full.
If this is not the case, please make payment an urgent priority.
Student Portfolios will be issued to year 10 students on their last day of school, 25 November. As the portfolios are
funded by the Student Resource Scheme, the resource scheme fees must be paid in full to be eligible to receive a
portfolio.
STUDENT RESOURCE SCHEME 2012
The 2012 Student Resource Scheme package, including subject requirement list, has been distributed to students. If you have
not received this package, please urge your student to collect the package from the school office. The cost of the scheme for
2012 has remained at $220, as endorsed by the P&C Association.
For ease of management of the Student Resource Scheme, for both administration and students, full payment of the
resource fee by 10 February 2012 is the preferred option. If financial constraints do not permit full payment, term instalments
of $55 are offered, to be paid in the first week of each term. Late payment will attract a $5 late payment fee. This fee is waived if
the school has been contacted and a payment plan negotiated.
Payment of the 2012 resource fee is now being accepted, with a large number of families taking the opportunity to pay early
to alleviate the financial burden experienced at the start of a new school year.
For convenience, the school offers automatic term deductions from credit cards. These payments of $55 are accessed at
the start of each term by the school and receipts sent home via the student’s care group roll. Please complete the relevant
section of the Participation Agreement Form, page 5 of the Student Resource Scheme package, if you would like to take advantage
of this payment option.
Internet banking is also a convenient method of making payment. The school’s banking details are outlined on the
Participation Agreement Form (page 5). If choosing this method, it is important that the completed Student Resource Scheme
Participation Agreement form with receipt of internet banking attached is returned to the school office.
The school office will be closed from the end of school 2011 and re-open for business on Tuesday, 17 January 2012.
RETURN OF TEXTBOOKS
Parents and students are reminded that all textbooks, library books and other resources loaned to students under the Student
Resource Scheme must be returned to the school before the student completes the 2011 school year. It is vital that every effort is
made to return the resources to the school as purchasing replacements diverts funds away from other areas of need.
Students are asked to return all resources to the LIBRARY by the day of their exam.
Failure to return items on loan for 2011 will result in an invoice being issued for payment. Please assist by checking your
student’s room and promptly returning all books to the school library.
Your assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
THANK YOU
Please return form to the PSHS office.
YES, I WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER AT THE PSHS CANTEEN
VOLUNTEER’S NAME: .................................................................................... PHONE:.................................................................
STUDENT’S NAME: ...............................................................................................................YEAR & CARE GROUP: .................
PREFERRED DAY (Mon - Fri once a month): .......................................................................
TIME: ................................... L/L (little lunch) - 9am-11am / B/L (big lunch) - 12.30pm-2pm / A/D (all day) - 9am-2pm
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The Whitsunday Reef Festival Committee and Rotary Club of Airlie Beach would like to thank the enthusiastic
students from our school who participated in the 2011 Rotary Wearable Art Awards event, both as designers
or models. They were all excellent ambassadors for our school. Thanks to their efforts, the 2011 event was
very successful.
Would you like to be a VOLUNTEER?
Proserpine State High School would like to invite all new and existing parents of 2012 students to become a volunteer at our
school canteen.
We currently have a wonderful team of willing mums who assist our canteen convenors once a month in providing a
convenient, profitable and healthy service to our school community.
Our school canteen is a great place to meet new people. It’s a wonderful opportunity to meet your child’s teachers, school staff,
as well as your child’s new friends and their families, all in the informal environment at the “hub” of the school.
Unfortunately each year as our senior students move on, they take their mums (our volunteers) with them, so we are always
grateful for some new year 8 parents to fill their shoes!
We understand everyone is busy but, for as little as 2 hours, you will find volunteering extremely rewarding for both you and
your child.
If you would like to assist our volunteer team please call us on 4945 0119, pay us a visit between 7am—2pm or return the
following form to the school office….
“Honour, Serve and Obey”
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Newsletter No. 19
ATTENTION PARENTS OF YEAR 8 & 9 GIRLS!
What? GIRLS DAY OUT
When? Wednesday, December 7
9.00am – 3.00pm
Where? Proserpine Showgrounds
Why? The aim of the day is to provide a variety of female
mentors for girls, encouraging them to achieve. The mentors will speak
about their relevant life experiences and how these influenced them. Mentors
have been enlisted from many walks of life including rural, tourism and
hospitality, fashion, photography and the arts, the police force, sport and other
local businesses.
How? (The structure of the day) Girls will be allocated into
groups of 10- 15 students with a mixture of years 8 and 9. In the morning
sessions each group will hear from several mentors and have the opportunity
to ask questions. All girls will complete a Martial Arts session which focuses on
the self discipline and control in that sport. They will then have a choice in the
afternoon from the workshops offered.
Some of the afternoon activities include:
Fashion/grooming
Painting/artwork
Photography
Yoga and massage
Fitness/sport
Plus more…..
Other details:
A barbecue lunch will be provided free of charge. Drinks may be purchased.
Students are to bring their own morning tea.
Students who travel by bus will be dropped off and collected from the showgrounds.
All other students are to make their own way to and from the showgrounds.
A letter will be distributed to all parents/guardians later this week. We look
forward to your support for this valuable programme.
Queries to be directed to either Trisha McHugh or Ben Whybird.
Locker Hire
The annual hire of student lockers is $20 and payable at the school office.
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Newsletter No. 19
National Geographic Channel Australian Geography Competition
Distinction
Sam Collingwood
Credit
Senior: Lauren Steele, Ross Carter, Justin Fox
Junior: Kierra O’Grady, Nathan Blair
Participation
Senior: Rulande Kemp, Courteny Bellingham, Justina Komarova, Harry Gardner, Rehan Bhamjee, Ainslee Hope, Daniel
Stoneman, Rachel Mann, Jack Larkin, Larissa Blair, Alex Cole, Taylor Fontes, Jaiden Tabell, Corey Stenzel, Hannah Watson,
James Spruce and Nichola Borellini
Intermediate: Jessi Large Jasmine Mourtoulakis, Brent Matthews, Darcy Robb, Ryan Lee, Tayla Jeffries, Matthew Warren, Bryn
Hodgson, Ayla Hadley, Markee Azul, Nicholas Gilbert and Charlotte Spruce
Junior: Samantha Cole, Yemima Ehrnst, Isabelle Silberling, Patrick Boddington, Aubury Van Niekerk, Dean Simpson, Fia
Fitzgerald, Shaina Berry, Kyle McCormack, Maley Hole, Ella Browne and Brennan Leggett
AO2 (AAEP)
Proserpine State High School
Expressions of interest are sought for a vacant position of AO2
(AAEP) for 16/01 – 14/12/2012 with possibility of extension.
Salary range for 72.5 hour fortnight is $1582.20 - $1869.70
dependent on experience.
Interested applicants should submit an A4 sheet outlining
where demonstrated skills and abilities, have been employed.
The position description is available from: http://
education.qld.gov.au/hr/recruitment/role-descriptions/ao/ao2admin-off-aaep.pdf.
Please include names and contact details
of 2 employment referees.
The successful applicant will be required to hold a current
Blue Card and undergo a Criminal History Check. For further
information, please contact Jan Phillips, BSM on 4945 0110 or
jphil99@eq.edu.au.
Signed and dated applications should be submitted to the
BSM no later than 3 pm on Wed 29 November.
The Attorney-General, Paul Lucas, has launched a community awareness campaign on 8 November called Supplying Alcohol to
Minors is no Minor Offence””.
With Schoolies week and other end-of-year celebrations on the horizon, the campaign aims to promote our teenagers’ safety by
reminding adults about the consequences of giving alcohol to minors.
The Queensland-wide campaign is aimed at educating parents and adult friends and family of teenagers aged 14-17 about the
risks and penalties of supplying alcohol to minors for unsupervised consumption. It conveys a clear message - adults shouldn’t
give minors alcohol for unsupervised consumption. If they do, they could go to court and be fined up to $8000. Responsible
supervision cannot be provided by any adult – it can only be provided by a parent, step-parent, guardian or adult who has
parental rights and responsibilities for the minor.
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A key strategy of the campaign is to reach adults before they purchase alcohol for a minor and as such the campaign is focused
at point-of-sale outlets including bottle shops and hotels where liquor products are sold over the counter. The campaign is also
targeting accommodation venues in key Schoolies zones across the state. Further information for parents and adults is available
through the website at www.olgr.qld.gov.au/consumers/responsible_drinking/secondary_supply/index.shtml.
So what can parents do?
Talk to your kids about the risks and consequences that can occur when drinking.
Don’t be afraid to say no when your underage teens ask you for alcohol. You have a legal obligation not to give it to them if you
are not able to ensure that it is being responsibly supervised.
Check the information on this website under Schoolies which provides useful tips and topics to discuss with your children to help
keep them safe and out of trouble.
Even if your teenager is over 18 years, talk to them about drinking responsibly. Some tips on how to drink responsibly are also
available on this website under Responsible Drinking””.
Please carefully consider what this means for us as parents. It is not only our year 12s that are finishing school but our younger
students that feel the need to celebrate the end-of-year. Please consider accessing the website or read the attached flyer if you
require further information.
Regards
“Honour, Serve and Obey”

Newsletter No. 19
Principal’s Perspective continued….
We have a mountain of business cards, we will have access
to rich veins of experience, ideas and big thinking, our teachers
will have access to a series of Virtual University sessions with
world leaders in education and as the year unfolds, I believe
you will feel the powerful impact of eLearning in the way we
teach, and the new ways in which our students will learn. If we
believe that the future world will belong to those who can think
creatively, adapt easily to change and solve as yet unknown
problems in innovative ways, then the challenge for us as
educators is to scaffold, support and encourage our young
people to hone these skills. There are very exciting times
ahead, as the journey has only just begun…
Road Works
Thanks to everyone for your patience whilst many roads in
Proserpine are upgraded. The impact upon the school bus
runs have been minimised, but obviously the works are
causing difficulties with access and parking. As we all know,
there is pressure to complete this work before serious rains
begin and within the timeframe set for the expenditure of the
grant funds paying for the improvements. When it is finished,
Ruge Street will be greatly enhanced, which will improve the
presentation of our school.
A few weeks left….
To all remaining students, I urge you to make the most of the
lesson time remaining and to maximise your achievement
results. Students should remain in regular attendance until
their official last days. Year 10 and 11 is Friday 25 November
and the school year ends for all on Friday 9 December. There
are worthwhile programs for all students until the end of the
year, so please support our efforts by ensuring your child
attends regularly until their last day.
Kind regards to all - the packing is looking daunting!!
Do you have an interest in the rewarding world of Media?
Would you like to improve your confidence, speaking
voice and communication skills?
ACT NOW AND CALL
Two day course - Tuesday 6 and Wednesday 7
December 2011
and
Monday 16 and Tuesday 17 January 2012
Media Potential - School holiday programs for students
aged between 13-17.
Channel 7 studios on Mt Coot-tha in Brisbane.
Get a hands-on practical approach in a professional
television studio by experienced lecturers.
Be quick there are limited places available.
For further information please see the website:
www.mediapotential.com.au
or contact our office on: 3511 3455.
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CHANGES TO SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
After an overwhelming response to its recent survey on
proposed holidays, the Queensland Government is introducing
changes to make our work-life balance even better.
The Queen’s Birthday holiday will be moved from June to the
first Monday in October with a one-off Queen’s Diamond
Jubilee holiday to be held on the June long weekend in 2012.
This means in 2012 the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee holiday is
on Monday 11 June and the Queen’s Birthday holiday on
October 1.
Student free days will be shifted to create a two-week break
at Easter—making it easier to plan a break, keeping the length
of school terms more consistent and easing disruption for
families.
For more information visit www.qld.gov.au/holidays.
EXCELLENCE IN BEHAVIOUR
Congratulations to year 9 and 10 students listed below (along
with year 8 students on page 7) who will be going to Mackay on
December 6.
Year 9s
Mark Azul, Shinae Barnett, Connor Barrett, Ashley Bels,
Shaina Berry, Matt Bluck, Tahlia Borellini, Sarah Botta, Katie
Carr, Breana Chauntler, Samantha Cole, Logan Dachs, Katie
Davis, Kyra Davis, Sam Dinnie, Paige Dougherty, Ashlea
Farrell, Maddi Graham, Janina Hauber-Six, Jemma Hemingway,
Laura Hurren, Magellan Jandt, Jack Jordan, Emily
Jukes, Alisa Komarova, Shania Lade, Jessi Large, Kristen
Lesage, Eva Lorenz, Pagan Malcolm, Lara Mathews, Jessica
McMullen, Tasha Miller, Natalie Milne, Natisha Morsch-Ivey,
Ashley Muller, Melinda Perry, Laura Robson, Alice Ruddell,
Jamie Sanders, Kayla Schneider, Isabelle Silberling, Zali
Sorensen, Maddy Spruce, Tenae Stockwell, Adam Van Dalen,
Laura Vlasic, Juliette Wall, and Caitlin Wharton.
Year 10s
Mahmoud Abd El-Baky, Kieran Anderson, Francis Appleton,
Markee Azul, Charlie Bell, Catherine Cassells, Lenny Cooper,
Eubrey De Guzman, Amber Deambrogio, Joshua Dobe,
Danielle Drabsch, Holly Eriksson, Tepa Fuiavailli, Brittney
Gregory, Lucy Gunders, Georgia Haack, Ayla Hadley, Brooke
Harris, Kassie Haupt, Alanna Johnson, Tom Jordan, Lachlan
Lade, Monique Large, Hannah Larkin, Gemma Latter, Demi
McCullough, Anna McDonald, Lily Mercieca, Jake Napier, Marissa
Oliver, Marie Philp, Stefanie Raiteri, Sarah Rodgers,
Emily Schultz, Casey Soutar, Charlotte Spruce, Kiranu Susila,
Carmela Urbano, Matthew Warren, Joshua Whatmough and
Jacinta Win.
For Sale by Tender
3 bay, 12.0m x 9.2m x 3.7m high
colourbond shed
Four 3.0m x 3.0m roller doors with one drive through bay.
located at Proserpine State High School.
For inspection phone 4945 0111 between 8am and 4pm
weekdays.
Shed to be removed at successful tender’s expense between
Saturday 10 December to Saturday 24 December or by prior
arrangement.
Successful applicant may not be the highest tender.
Tenders close Wednesday 23 November.
Please submit your tenders to Proserpine State High School,
PO Box 220, attention M Haig.
Proserpine State High School on Facebook
Proserpine SHS now has a Facebook page. The school will use this page to advertise events, share messages with
students, parents and the community at large, and share news. Reminders about camps, assessment, meetings and
newsletters will also be available from this site. The direct address to our school’s facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/
ProserpineSHS. Please visit and “Like” the page with announcements and news.
“Honour, Serve and Obey”

Newsletter No. 19
From the Year Eight Co-ordinators…….
This term is certainly going very quickly. Subject selection
forms have been finalised and unfortunately Health and Nutrition
will not run. Please check that an alternative subject has
been chosen and see Mrs Rodgers ASAP if you have not.
There were also a few students who did not complete an online
form. Please go to the office and select subjects or you will be
given whatever subjects have spaces.
Congratulations to the following students who are eligible to
attend the Behaviour Incentive Trip held on Tuesday 6
December. We are going shopping at Mackay. The movie
option will no longer be running due to a lack of numbers. The
cost is $10 per child to cover the bus fares and permission
forms need to be returned by 25 November.
Mohanad Abd El-Baky, Peter Allman, Hannah Azul, Matt Baxter,
Nathan Blair, Alana Brown, Katie Campbell, Holly Coyte,
Isabella Demartini, Alison Dench, Sarah Dobe, Gillian Dougherty,
Jordn Dyson, Kimberley Eckel, Yemi Ehrnst, Courtney
Flynn, Terry Franklin, Samantha Gardner, Rhylee Goodwin, Eli
Gunders, Kyra Hadley, Rebecca Hignet, Kate Hinschen, Liam
Hinschen, Owen Hodgen, Bowie Hodges, Marley Hole, Erin
Hungerford, Shaylah Hunter, Darcee Huttley-Haines, Isabella
Jukes, Gracey King, Candice Lade, Celeste Langevad, Nikaela
Large, Chris Latter, Tim MacDonald, Patrick Mahood, Chelsea
Marchant, James McCall, Paulette McDermott, Elena Mittelstadt,
Alex Moore, Emilie Morival-Geier, Lanely Moulton, Jasmine
Mourtoulakis, David Nolan, Jarvis Paech, Gabby Paradies,
Kimberley Patullo, Trent Preece, Paitin Powell, Mikayla
Richardson, Kathryn Robb, Jeseka Robertson, Rebekah Rudkin,
Dean Searle, Bryce Selman, Angel Shaw, Dan Shoebridge,
Timika Skey, Braydon Taylor, Tiffany Taylor, Molly Villani,
Scott Walker Taylah Warne, Brittany Watts, Tiffany Winton
and Jess Young,
Congratulations to students of the week:
Lanely Moulton, Jarvis Paech, Dean Searle Shaylah Hunter.
Brandon Gould and Ming Kingjampa (no photo available)
Behaviour Awards in Excellence in Term 3.
Ms Kuypers
OUTLINE PROPOSAL: Term 1 2012
Creative expression sessions covering drama, singing and lots
of fun at the PCYC Airlie Beach.
In the fun filled drama and singing classes students will be
introduced to acting and singing techniques using scripts,
performance, theatre games and
improvisational exercises.
Aimed at primary school aged children, split into two
sessions: 6-8 years and 9-12 years.
Fully accredited and experienced teacher
Sian Chambers-Vallance
DURATION: 45 minute sessions
TIME AND DAY: Thursdays 3.30 - 4.15 (6-8 years)
4.15 – 5.00 (9-12 years)
Please contact PCYC on 4948 1144
to register your interest
Kylie.smith@pcyc.org.au
R to L: Dean, Jarvis and Lanely
Friday 2nd December
6-8:30pm @ Skatepark at PCYC
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Indoor & outdoor riding, karaoke, DJ, lazer
lights, hot food available, giveaways!!
Chaperoned bus service from
Proserpine - call PCYC for details.
$5 per child $10 per family
Contact Whitsunday PCYC
P: 4948 1144
E: kylie.smith@pcyc.org.au
This is a Drug & Alcohol Free
Event. Outdoor event!!!!!
“Honour, Serve and Obey”

Newsletter No. 19
School Uniform Shop
Proserpine State High School takes this opportunity to invite
all families to take advantage of the great service offered by
the Uniform Shop. Our Uniform Shop can provide you with
your school uniform requirements in one comfortable and
hassle free location. We can provide you with easy payment
options for your quality order.
Orders for 2012 can be placed from 28 November 2011 and
will be available for collection from Monday 16th January,
2012.
Send in your orders, including payment details to Linda Mee
lmee4@eq.edu.au and/or to the school office fax 4945 0100.
Priority will be given to orders for year 8s and new
students.
Shop Hours
16 – 20 January 2012: 8.30am-3.30pm
26 January 2012: Closed for Australia Day
23 January – 3 February 2012: 8.00am – 11.30am
6 February 2012 onwards: normal hours resume
8.30am-9.30am Monday to Friday
Please find attached with this newsletter Uniform Order Form
and sizing sheet.
Manual / Auto
Motorcycle
www.driverzed.com.au
0417 703 140
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WHAT’S ON AT YOUTH SPACE?
12-17 year olds Mon-Thurs 3-5:30pm
MONDAY 28 Nov: Singstar is back! Back
by popular demand. Come on down & sing it
up with your mates!
TUESDAY 29 Nov: You asked for it! So you’ve got it! Come in to
YS today & make funky hacky sacks or juggling balls.
WEDNESDAY 20 Nov: What’s Cookin? Come in and find out
what yummy & easy recipe we have on offer for you today...
THURSDAY 1 Dec: Xmas is coming! So it’s time to deck out YS
with loads of Xmas decorations. Plus, help us put up the TREE!!
MONDAY 5 Dec: Return of Buzz It’s back! Take on your mates in
our brain straining BUZZ com.
TUESDAY 6 Dec: Ace Laces Sick of seeing the same old daggy
laces. This is your chance to funk up your shoes!
WEDNESDAY 7 Dec: Santa Clause is coming to town!! Make
sure you send your Xmas greetings this festive season in awesome
hand made greeting cards!!
THURSDAY 8 Dec: Xmas Delicious - Choc Truffles! Get your
hands dirty and help make delicious chocolate truffles. Eat them,
or take them home for later. YUM!!
Youth Space @ 98 Main Street (next to the Fire Depot) OR
phone 4945 5130 or email prosiyouthspace@live.com.au.
BARRA HUNTER
Hooked on Life Camp
Do you want to catch the biggest barra of your life?
Come and join the Barra Hunter at Camp Kanga in the first
week of the school holidays.
For more information see me at the SAC building.
If I’m not in, slide a note under my door with your name and
care group on it and I will get back to you.
Jason Van Vuuren
School Chaplain
Fridays at the Student Advisory Centre
“Honour, Serve and Obey”